Books
Same list on Books →- ▸An Introduction to Randomized Controlled Clinical Trials
- ▸Carpentry & Joinery — Work Activities
- ▸A Practical Approach to Motor Vehicle Engineering
- ▸Metal Machining — Theory and Applications
- ▸Multilevel Statistical Models
- ▸Compact Numerical Methods for Computers
- ▸The Hydraulics of Open Channel Flow — An Introduction
- ▸Essential MATLAB for Scientists and Engineers
- ▸Statistical Pattern Recognition
- ▸A Dictionary of Statistics for Psychologists
- ▸Computer Busses
- ▸Civil Jet Aircraft Design
Authors & editors
- Allan Bonnick — Motor Vehicle Engineering
- William Buchanan — Computer Engineering
- Hubert Chanson — Hydraulic Engineering
- Thomas H. C. Childs — Manufacturing & Machining
- Brian Everitt — Statistics
- Harvey Goldstein — Biostatistics & Multilevel Modelling
- Brian D. Hahn — Applied Mathematics & Scientific Computing
- Lloyd Ross Jenkinson — Aerospace Engineering
- Katsuhiro Maekawa — Manufacturing & Machining
- J. N. S. Matthews — Biostatistics & Clinical Trials
- John C. Nash — Numerical & Statistical Computing
- Derek Newbold — Motor Vehicle Engineering
- Toshiyuki Obikawa — Manufacturing & Machining
- Brian Porter — Construction & Joinery
- Darren Rhodes — Aerospace Engineering
- Reg Rose — Construction & Joinery
- Paul Simpkin — Aerospace Engineering
- Andrew R. Webb — Pattern Recognition & Machine Learning
Guest contributions
All guest contributions →Technology · 10 Aug 2026
Why Scholarly Sites Moved to SidenotesSidenotes put a note in the margin beside the line it annotates instead of at the foot of the document. How the form works on the web, how it is built in CSS, and where it still breaks down.
Publishing Industry · 8 May 2026
Inside the World of Medical JournalsHow medical journals actually work — peer review, impact factor, MEDLINE indexing, the Big Four (NEJM, Lancet, JAMA, BMJ), open access vs subscription publishing, and the predatory-journal warning signs every working researcher should know.
Publishing Industry · 14 Nov 2024
How Rising Paper Costs Are Reshaping Academic PublishingA look at how years of pulp shortages, mill closures, and shifting freight economics have pushed paper prices to multi-decade highs — and what that means for textbook publishers, university bookstores, and the students who ultimately pay the bill.
Technology & Design · 19 Aug 2024
How AI Has Reshaped Website DesignFrom layout generation to copywriting, image production, and accessibility testing, AI has quietly rewritten the economics and the craft of building a website. A look at what actually changed, what still requires a human eye, and where the field is heading next.